The Future of Health

The future of human health, if it continues on the trajectory recorded by recent history to the present day, is in many respects quite a bleak picture. In short, we have numerous global, rampant and seemingly unsolvable health problems – heart disease, cancer, diabetes, obesity, drug abuse to name a few – that present a very real threat to the viability of our current societal models if not solved. The cold, hard statistics alone, if we dare consider them intelligently, tell us that we can’t afford to be as diseased as we are set to become if we stay on our current trajectory – that which we will become if true and lasting solutions are not found.

If we bring an ounce of honesty to the situation, as disease and illness are prevailing, point one is to accept that the prevailing model of ‘health’ is not working and must therefore be founded upon an understanding of health and wellbeing, and therefore of disease and illness, that is at best incomplete or at worst just plain wrong.

This web site is for the reader who, facing these stark realities, has reached that point internally where they become bold enough to at least consider – what if there is another way?